Partner Leon Legleiter will be speaking at UNC Chapel Hill’s Training Initiatives in Biomedical and Biological Sciences (TIBBS) 2018 Career Blitz later this month.  This is the 8th year that TIBBS has hosted this event and its purpose is to offer a forum for current students and postdoctoral scholars to hear from and engage with several PhD-trained scientists, representing a variety of available career paths, including intellectual property attorney.  The event will be held on October 18th on the campus of UNC Chapel Hill.

On Tuesday, September 11, 2018, Greg Hunt will be presenting “Patent Protection For Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning Inventions” to the LES Research Triangle Park Chapter.  To learn more about the event click here.

Jeff Wilson and Scott Moore recently wrote an article entitled Protecting Your Business’ Intellectual Property for the September 2018 issue of Business North Carolina.  Check it out here:  https://bit.ly/2PBPSMe

Leon Legleiter, a partner at Jenkins Wilson Taylor & Hunt, will be participating in the AUTM Crop Productivity Partnering Forum September 12-13 in St. Louis, MO.  This Forum will be attended by several universities and industry partners and will include presentations on topics such as growth/yield, precision agriculture, pest control, biologics, chemicals and genetics/breeding.

Jenkins, Wilson, Taylor, & Hunt is honored to sponsor NCBIO’s 2018 Legislative Luncheon and Forum on Tuesday, August 28, 2018.  This event is for Members Only and is sold out. Check out NCBIO’s website to learn more about this event: https://bit.ly/2w7zJGV.

NCBIO is dedicated to promoting the future growth and development of North Carolina’s bioscience industry.  NCBIO advocates for state and federal public policies that encourage the growth of life science companies, supports the development of a strong life science workforce, promotes research and technology transfer at universities and other institutions including support for capitalization and commercialization of products.

The Organization also provides members opportunities to network, collaborate and save money.  NCBIO’s ultimate goal is to help North Carolina’s bioscience community fulfill its extraordinary promise as a source of economic opportunity and improved quality of life for citizens of North Carolina and people around the world.